The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-04
THE RACES At LATOAIA.
TRACK HEAVY AND SLOW, AT
TENDANCE EXCELLENT.
The Winners Were Handy Andy,
Catalpa, HALLE b, Panama and
Unite-St. Louis Races.

CMsINNATI, o., June 3.-The
eleventh day OF the Latonia meeting |
had q return OF fair and warmer
weather. The track was still heavy |
and slow. The attendance was excel
lent.
First Race-Selling purse for three
year olds and upwards; seven fur
longs. Eight starters as follows:
Handy Andy, 90, Watson Lcf.in, l04,
hathaway; Fronie Louise, l0l, Fink
Watch EN-, Johnston; False Alarm,
100, Fox; Hibernis, 81, Virgins; Abe
Stembler, 1903, Mitchell Kensing'on,
l05, Cooper. Pools-<Haudy Andy,
$40; Loitin, SO; the field, $40. Ken
singtou got of in tho lead Loftin
second, Fronie Louise third aud Han
dy Andy fourth, the others ttringing
out. Before the quarter was reached
Loitin was ahead with Handy Andy
in the second place and Remington
third. Going to the half there posi.
tions we're retained except that Watch
EN- took third with Fronie Louise
fourth. At the third quarter Handy
Andy went up and came in an easy
winner by three lengths; Fronie
Louise second, length in advance Of
Kensiugton third. Time-l:97.
Second Race-Purse, for three year
olds; one mile Six starters as folio We !;
ParsS N, 95, Walker; Catalpa, 90, Kel-
"; Luke Alexander, 9S, Johnston
Blaze, 92, Monohan; Galstes,
9S, Hathaway; Rose, %, Moore.
Pools: Rose, S25; field, s26. This was
ono Of he finest contests Of the meet
ing. The horses got of well together
at the first effort, Luke Alexander
Leading slightly with Rose close after
and tapping him into the turn and
passir Z him at the quarter. Around
the back stretch the six formed pla
toon, with Rose slightly in the lead
Luke Alexander second. As they
rounded the turn Catalps was last, but
she pulled up and was fourth at the
third quarter, where Luke AlexsndeI
was leading, Paragon second and Ros'
third. Down the stretch Rose, whit
waa next the outside, took wee
across the track Ia front OF all excep
Catalpa. To driving flush Cata'p
came IN first; Rose second and Gsiste
third Time-l:52. A long discus
sion by the judges resulted in plscin
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standing Recess erIaiic ilnish.
Third Race.-Purse, for two yes
olds, Eve fuElongs. Three starters, q
follows: Badge, 107, Harris; HALL
B. l04, Moore; Jack Cocks, l07, ThaI
er. Ponls sold, with Badge barred
Halle B, SIS; Jack Cocks, Sl4, Badg
got cfl in the lead, but gave way
Halle B at the half, only to resume .
at the third quarter and win easily b
a length; Jack Cocks second, Halle
third. Time--1 :0Si.
Fourth Race.-Purse, a free hand
cap mile and seventy yards. Sevt
starters, as follows: CHI atfellow,
Breckenridge; Fellowbroeck, 9S, Ha
lis; Sour Mash, 9S, Moore Litte
90. Warwick; Panama, 10, Stova
Sam Harper, jr., 100, Adams; Dad, s
Hathaway. Pools sold, with Panan
barred: Sour Mash, $50; Fellowbr
eek, slS: & I'D, S27. With the exec
tiJn OF Sam Harper, j., who wss
trailer, the horses were well togeth
fTom beginning TO finish, Papar
lesdinp q lhe start, Cheatiellow 1t t
6rat onaTtF, Fellowbloeck AZ the ha
Dad ~ IN third quarter and Pauar
an sssv Otpnpr with Dad sc nd a
sour Mask third. Tme-l;t6
F,ftb RAce.-The La'onia Osks,
three realtold files; enc mite a
a orerter.t SIX etart5rs, as follow
KATE A N1O9, Hathaway; Grise,
100. West NHinds, 100, HOGAN; Uni
1I3' BIayn lock; Wary, llS, Lsw
Floriuere, l3. Johnston. Poole 70
stsYens's p y WARY and FloIimol